I’ve hired OSPs for both personal and client projects, and honestly, more often than not, I end up disappointed. When a client expresses their dissatisfaction, I totally get it because I’ve been there. Now, before you jump in with “Check their portfolio or past work,” hear me out—I do! I vet everyone meticulously to ensure I’m bringing the right person on board. So, why the letdown? Even when they have stellar personal brands? Because too many OSPs are just recycling content they scooped up from some blog, without any real understanding of how to apply it. They’re under pressure to churn out daily content, but that doesn't mean they should call themselves professionals just by echoing someone else’s tips without proven strategies. And the sob stories about rude clients or unpaid bills? Come on. Sure, clients should regularly provide feedback and maybe even some guidance, but OSPs should come to the table ready to deliver, not learning on the job. Let’s be real: if you’re a beginner, just own it. Everyone has to start somewhere, and honesty can go a long way. Remember, when a client entrusts you with their project, they’re not just handing over tasks—they’re handing over their hopes for impressive results. Follow Vartika Mishra ?
Spot on Vartika It's like everyone's playing buzzword bingo instead of delivering real value. Let's start valuing real growth stories over perfect track records. Maybe then we'll see a change.
Completely agree, honesty and hard work are key. Don't recycle content without understanding it. Clients trust us with their hopes for results.
Way you applied natural and skin care product goes in align with your professional pic! On the scale of 1 to 10, your bar to raise is always rising
Spot-on insights, Vartika! Genuine skills over recycled content are key. Let's raise the bar together.
They simply do not understand your client as well as you do! Vartika Mishra
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10 个月True that Vartika, don't fool your clients. Sooner or later they will know about your work and you'll be out of business. So work hard, generate result for your client and let the word of mouth do it's work